Benton County Paving Starts as Waterloo Firm Wins Big Contract
Benton county progresses on highway upgrades with a major contract to Bryant Paving of Waterloo for 2,305 miles of concrete paving at 225 per square yard totaling 813,060. Work begins next week, with primary No 14 and Lincoln Highway connections extending from Vinton toward La Porte City and Belle Plaine. Completion expected by December 3, 1927, to link Waterloo area to Cedar Rapids.
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Board of Supervisors
Benton County
Bryant Paving Company
Waterloo
Bryant Company
Lincoln Highway
Vinton
Linncoln Line
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
la Porte City
Bryant
Bryant Paving
Mrs F M Howell Dies at Oelwein
Mrs. F M Howell dies at Oelwein hospital after an appendicitis operation. Oelwein items report peddlers fined for selling blankets without licenses. Notes include Buell homecoming from Columbia University, draft horse shipment to Portland and a dairy shipment to Syracuse. Golf champion Schmidtke lowers nine hole score to 33. local building and residence projects ongoing. births listed as Betty Jean Schmidt.
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Oelweln
F. XM. Howell
Oelwein Hospital
Derksen
C. A. Cottrell
Waterloo
Mary Buell
Collumbia’ University
University of the Haols
Oelwein
Luke Setgel
Chicago
Hie
Robert Meier
Charles Thorman
Pointe
Portland
Thomas Baker
West Liberty
Syracuse
N.Y
A Schmidtke
C. E. Vaveht
Arkansas City
Kan
J. C. Penney
L. I. Borland 13
Fifth Avenue
Art Hammond
Third Avenue
Angelo Tracing
West Charles Street
Frank Pickering
James Sewall
Walter Hanna
Derr Bing
Arthur Russell
Fort
Minn
G. W
G. H. Jamison
Rochester
J. C. Cooney
Frank Schmidt
Betty Jean
The Heavens in September by Dr Brainin
Ray Harens, Republican candidate for county attorney, has been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Lloyd Harding as County Attorney in Logan Iowa. The article discusses Milky Way observation, stellar distances, and notable stars such as Deneb Vega and Altair, along with Mars Jupiter Saturn and Venus in the sky.
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Muscse
M Yonth
Deneb
Neneb
Dack Lanes
Hales
Earth
Cygnus
Milky Way
Deneh
Deneb Ia
Sirius
Vega
Altair
Beneb
Mars
Jupiter
Capricornus
Saturn
Venus
Logan
Ray Harens
Board of Supervisors
Lloyd Harding
Daner Slightly Hurt in MRAP Accident near Independence
A West End Grocery delivery truck overturned after a collision with a car of tourists west of the city on Grant Highway near the John L. McDonald home. Driver Leo Mohring sustained bruises and a scalp wound, local physicians treated his injuries.
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Elat
Leo Mohring
West End Grocery Company
Grant Highway
John L. McDonald
Mohring
Ra. Taven
Elizabeth Leuven
The
Peoples Independence
Jai
Obituary Summary of Mr Peak’s Wisconsin Roots
The obituary notes Mr Peak survived by his widow and several children, one predeceased him. Once living in Minnesota, he had made his home in Minneapolis for several years. He was born in Wisconsin on September 21, 1857, and moved to the state when young.
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Devensed
Luxemburg
August Millbach
Walker
St. John's Catholic Church
W. ‘I. Donahue
St. John’s
Mra. Meaney
St. John's
W.T. Donahue
Meaney
Ireland
Jerry
Helen
Robin Donovan
John
Peak
Mr. Peak
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Charles City starts school September 6 with eight new teachers
Charles City Iowa Sept 1 Special There will be only eight new teachers in the public schools when school starts Monday There are three changes in the high school faculty Doris Denton of Butler Mo will fill the vacancy left by Rachel Pelsen and will teach in the high school at Champaign Ill this year Marion Dunkal becomes the normal training instructor replacing Marvin Segard Miss Marie Tracy of Nashua will teach mathematics in place of Rafferty Five new teachers join the grade schools Bernice Merrick Anna Rusch Ethel Elliott of Fairbank Thelma Hermenson of Waukon Ruby Schuyler of Osage Total instructors reach 56 including grade schools high school and special teachers All children turning five by Aug 1 1927 may enroll in kindergarten at start of school.
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Charles City
Doris Denton
Butler
Rachel Pelsen
Champaign
Marion Dunkal
Marvin Segard
Dumka
Semen Auto Body
Milwaukee
Marle Tracy
Nashua
Miss Rafferty
Bernice Merrick
Anna Rusch
Ethel Ellioty
Fairbank
Thelma Hermen
Railways face rising taxes hurtting profits and urging economy
The piece notes rising railway taxes from 1920 to 1925 and projectable 1926, with 6 to 7 cents per dollar of railroad revenue going to taxes. It attributes the rise largely to new or higher state and local taxes, warns debt service consumes large city and state budgets, and argues railroads seek no special tax breaks but favor broader government economy. It calls for constructive criticism and suggestions.
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Benton
Iowa
Vinton, A
Conncet
la Porte Road
Witerloo
F. M. Howell
DR. 8 Brainin
Columbia University Observatory
Alhaut
Cape
St Ae
Libhe
Uranus
Daner
Mrap
Leaven
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N.Y
New Fall Flats
Buehler Bros
East Fourth Street
Bullheads
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central System